Members

Odile
Member
Female
62 years old

About Me

NEarly Retired, I was a telecom engineer who was used to work wiht 8051 and 80286 processers and using PLM compilers in the 80 years.

rgrocha
Member
Male
47 years old

About Me

Passionate about history and computers.

Wsudol
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Male

About Me

Chris
Member
Male
66 years old

Tom
Member
Male
24 years old

jjilek
Member
Male
84 years old

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Jaromir Jilek, Czech Republic

Sergio Gutierrez
Member
Male
40 years old

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lupo22
Member
Male

Mr John Appleyard
Member
Male
63 years old

About Me

retired system engineer

Jim Tomlinson
Member
Male
73 years old

About Me

I retired from the US Air Force in 1986 and went to work for Intel Corporation two weeks later. I had been following Intel's growth ever since they first approached me ten years earlier (1976) when I was in college. I had been a goal of mine to work for them someday and that someday came in 1986! I started off in microcontroller design with the 8031/51 and worked my way up to Pentium-based motherboard design during my 12 years there. The projects I worked on took me from Washington DC (government subcontracting) to Chandler, AZ to Santa Clara and finally Hillsboro, OR. I enjoyed every minute I worked at Intel. Each day was a new adventure just to get up and go to work! Thank you Intel for a magnificent 11 years!

jim
Member
Male
68 years old

About Me

Hardware and software developer since 1976 with more than 100 small scale microprocessor system boards designs using more than 20 different chip. I have written more 4,500 programs of various complexities and uses. 97% of those programs are written in assembler.